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The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

Municipal election takes place in Boston
to-day. The chances of beating O'Brien are
not so good as they deserve to be. Though
personally henest and inclined to administer
the government on correct principles, he has
allowed himself to be surrounded by gang
of cheap politicians to whom good govern
ment has been secondary consideration.
Schemes for their own political and pecuni-
airy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have occupied much
more Of their attention than measures look
ing to the welfare and prosperity of the
naoplA
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
RESOURCES;

TorAL.....-... 81 ,136,677 Is
STATE OF MAINE. COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
L, Charles Payson. Cashier Of the above named
bank do sOemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and be-
lief CHARLES PAYSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
Notary Public.
Commentaries
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
WIN. II. WOOD, Z Directors.
dec12 WOODBURY. S. DANA,) d3t
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

The Bangor kCommercial comes out in
new and handsome dress of type. 1t has not
thrown away its enterprise with its old
clothes. which we are glad to see, but we
are sorry to find that its politics are no bet
tar than ever.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
TFE PRESS
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. 10.

We do not read anonymous letters and cohlillu-
nications. The name and address OF the writer
are IN all cases indispensable, not necessary ioi
publication but as guarantee Of good ial'h.
We cannot undertake to return OF preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

The fishery commission is going to take
vacation and do no more negotiating until
after the holidays. Whether this is to give
the stomachs or the brains of the commits
sioners rest is not stated, but the former
would seem to need it quite as much as the
latfar
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS
EXTRA BARGAINS
IN
HOLIDAY GOODS

Down Skirts, Down Quilts Embroidered Pillow shams
Embroidered Linen Pillow Cases, Embroidered White
Aprons Side Braid and Tray Scarf Linen Table Sets i'm
great quantity COored and Black Quilted Satin Skirts
Terry Towels for Fancy Work. Satns, Ribbons Pushes
Vevets, Congress Linen Embroidery Crash, &C., Tor
Fancy Work Extra bargains in Black and COored Sat-
in Rhadames, Ladies' and Gents, Silk Umbrellas Win
Gold Silver, and Nickel and Natural Handles, Work
Baskets Lined and Unlined French Fans and Dolls In
great variety Embroidered Initial Hemstcaed and
Gents Silk and Cashmere Mufflers, Lubins Perfumery
Farina and Bradleys Cologne Florida Water an end.
less variety Of Plush and Leather Glove Handkerchief
and Work Boxes, Dressing, Watch and Shaving Cases.
Manicure Smokers, Comb and Brush Sets Lap Tablets
Thermometers, Knives, Paper Cutters, Hand Mirrors,
Leather Shopping Bags POretmOnnaieS Terra Gotta Fig
ures, Satin Cleveland, Satin Cameo, Royal Leiscester
COraine, Brass and Bronze Pitchers, Urns, Vases NC
ALI the novelties of the Everyone says we have
the choicest Holiday Goods, and they entirely diff
ferent from the goods shown i'm other stores.
j. WI. DYER g. CO.,
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

1Oldi... .--.s.-s.s Szsz4f 500 70
STATE OF MAINE,CoUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
/, James 4. Wengren, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement IS true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. JAMES L. WENGREN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
OF December, 1887.
Correct-Attest:
H. ]. LIBBY,
WIN. w. BROWN, p,rao,ors
WIN. G. DAVIS, DASO'oA'-
decl2d3t ALBION LITTLE
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
To Shipbui|ders and Owners.

DEING DESTROYS of reducing our large stock Of
ID Western Pine Masts, we are prepared to
offer them, either rough or manufactured, at
greatly reduced prices.
W. ii. SIMONT0N & SON.,
noy22d1m 426 Commercial St, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
SENTIMENT IN NEW u
rRuffalo FxpreSs.

The sooner The Republicans of New York
become a temperance-i. e., a high license
party, the better for continued party exist
ence and prosperity. We can win with tenn
perance. We cannot win with the saloon,
because it will be AGAINST us anyway.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

The Republicans, says a Washington des-
patch, intend to expose the shortcomings of
Cleveland administration in the matter Of
prove an arduous one. Indeed we are in
clined to think that the majority of the peo-
pie, not excluding the Mugwumps, have
ceased to think of civil service reform in
connection with this administration. Even
the pretence that that it was such an
administration was long since discarded'
and the use of the patronage for furthering
the ends of the Democratic party has been
open and shameless for many months past.
II will hardly pay to spend much time ex-
posing a sham that is patent to everybody.
Whether the stories that the Knights of
Labor are breaking up very fast are true or
not, it is certain that very powerful rival
yesterday there began in Baltimore most
important convention of laboring men, called
the convention Of the American Federation
of Labor The object OF this association is
TO unite in an alliance, very likely an offens-
i've and defensive one, the great Trades
Unions such as the Brotherhood Of Carpen-
tiers and Joiners, the Tailors' National
Union, the Cigarmakers' Union and the
National Federation of Mines and Mine
Laborers. Its principles are opposed to the
Powderly idea OF associating the man who
earns two dollars and half day with the
one who earns only dollar. Six hundred
thousand laborers are said to be represented
ia the movement
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
Roses! Roses Roses !

Our Roses are now coming In fine condition, IN
Guiding that fine Marechal Neil Niphetos, La
marque, and many other well known kinds. we
respectfully invite lovers Of the to call In ana
see them. Open from a. m. to 8 p. IN.
PETER PETERSON,
deo6d3ws Gas Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
CURRENT COMMENT.
MAY KEEP THE PEACE.
rPhiladephia North American. I

There is but one possible good to be de-
rived from the fact that English people con-
slider John l.. Sullivan and Buffalo Bill rep
resentatiye Americans. They will be slow
to get into a row with us.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
Ladies' and Gents Rings

One of the best assortments of Finger Rings to
be seen anywhere including all the latest styles OF
Diamonds and Precious Stones, also Plain. Oval,
Flat and Engraved Bands, and Gents Seal Rings,
all at prices to defy competition.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold, Queen, vest and
Extension Chains, neat pattern, fine quality and
low prices.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

First National Bank,
OF PORTLAND,
At Portland, in the State OF Maine,
A, tho olosa Of buainess Dec 7 1897

At the close Of business, Dec. 7, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03


Jo.e,l .uiy y..sr,y obt-fari from iu-oeo Doaohue
g.. -i.i~ ofrc i,i'oe lsl"r Cont. D.. o Nea lr'~y
ana Of ss.ue ci,r I.rhsr and avf -'e' '''"'so oe
,vuraur on . oatu ,. az o. rrsiai'scig note
c-t:iLra. OF c orc-fs Of 10. tyuitnofria cable Conf
pany va, nled y,-t fsy 81 Comfy r'k' onc" C ing
forth Vat le al,4i 81 81 hiu"n lac b"'h ~
enact tom s4torooD io 3 Onp'Oo. and that @0o"j &
toua is.te'. Ains tr total uGuOri -
sO4fss boDoD
John T. i.r'oI .4s obtsiasd RON tus,i'e hu~to
o, tho sup.fto Court "A. attachment AGAINST tic property ~
ihi. -t.tr o. Robert W Johnson OF tnA'1cih j. Tie
clam ior - Vii interest Fog lroesro'a 'e Vrs
and disbursements
Islac H. Nnsos r. ana ssmune HebrntA~i composing mo
hrn II u Ro.euihd 90 dr,ler- 10 millinery goods hAio
x ,riay 20 l'n j. 10 ite'r. ,-
Tr-nionv for ,oHtsstluts 81 re WI 81 J"h johnston
-gnpds iosief Nh" bcIucaih"l hF ulte
,iate ~ L.. biotff Robert VI, nLo he"io
huTfog,te Iso us yestrTd4v "fon cs T. u IKE lesi"
tlAt wiie nnpo OF Br IohusiOu's cSiAbl HADent ia
1872 1855 hs noticed thN tho icsth d" ioi ihreiN ~
r-prca no afisfs"nn' lie hAd -'eh piAnp
iLon 10 Sir John-tpn pft' AZ roo ana ~ 81 cur
Ia fb lle ioStttnt 7cr"ol No. tNA-i@ Wv"
Jniirs Vo,rn yesterday obtained from Jrfios nneo o.
The superior court rinnct IN resi- sillht AWr
Seek ~ntof from .poSirg eddIus VITA any oil iho
money ntOprry V.-srn & SCcAou0o Vi 10
ing a vt,lus "a Of tho nan ,,,
- the theatrical printer, y'sirihaT O"'Ain
from Jn.ce DOnOhh0 Ot ue sup enc 'ohit az ~, ~,
81 IToprcttssS "i 'ho
Wilbur Opera COMPANY cla Ia ior SEQ - 1900.
Mr., kato aricn. Known On '" sttRr 10y ,1s,r.
obtained thlo "a bet c0uD7ri. h0"' q h"hnci ~" ~
solute car the lris 60 NJ AN ana s
dance. who.s psfiorlninH nAmo = hhirF ,.e
supreme report OF kriefoe = - ih""H WIN
found that tho husband had Desp unfsthluL
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, vrw ,yrrrutry RUTIDIyG YEEDED.

4 u
The directors OF ths Newfork Ego auu LAT
Innrmary TO rsie sufficient for new building mas o'
with aging The matter SAsiedly not "r""Es
70 st,ention I ina pnbc until n the Wealthy ct
xeus la let the city their summer rssdeices No'o
theoss sub.crp ous asErekung so1oOo arp no" Oh ''
books and 10 IL proposed take up the Work ~here VIZ"
brogsn on Nv tho sunmer
IN 90, :, d, been secured the directors will pro
eei with that wing building which Is 10 accom- 10 -'s
the sponsirv department tho present building A. Se'"n'
.y. amt rnirtoentht which viii sdlon h"ng continue"
a. service 4, hospital further means shall be so'n'
80 , .,,,.un- halter IN its place Tho nsos Of "a. In
nrn rs ~ AMI pressing "A nov onInt ~ ss
ute unce.stv for tho po'r ao 10 eAhrf
hoed that lilo wealthy amt bopovoiont OF ths conn'nJ
viii taso s wants consider stsA he treasurer
,s John T.. Rlker. No - Cedsr-st
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GE4fN AND PRODUCE AARKETS.
IrArI,rIs ID NLM.YnKK DEAIINGs

la / Ills ~ Ni.h-1Ohh ~ LiNF-.
increased movement N the wheat slttn D.
nc ytsfsidv hGi the ket received small stt Da's
The dealings .p.Is exceeded 6uoot 20 busl.i- hHi tcrs
pet snsivc t1icre 81 no'eU 40 ih' ira e The
ealv pal shade n!g,cr AMI the arm on. Vas
tanned 20 tie Afternoon 1,u tie d'cllcd
.no,t -i,a Al about .r cot 0ss 30 IDlp"s No
Nrl1rr SO y t-u.-r =. January : = trbIu,fy , .,
So = Ati p, M.y ~ II June ~ = e. L. 's,t
uhell -i,- b.. ~'l ,I-ppt~ uou,tt io"V hd>'lr n
corr spot los shipper, bought -" UOJ nsh
line IONS ur III ~ lne eni an ale tN.aE
ri -ilIt 81. 40 - Tor Soy nnvr 40 De-
~ Jana thi % cents iOr NtV vt, Nerc
ir4turr cl0-t.l with no import ut GLANCE II
fi NOsrup+r SS'. or D''"IO 1ud 3Js cents 'or
dui ana iIi' 'io>- I
a. Ter altlon-i ie i-A'r fnr
Il~ 1T quotations Nsr' "loN- November
ID csnDci - ). January - 81, teuuuJ y, 80 NAY
receipts grain AID i1ur reported ycsieI4g az Nv
Nrfa BAL, n,it n.. ui-.paa AMI i,o,tpn follow.
Nhsa - 2pJ pIsIus cora p-tD2 bushels -, 'N8.Y'
bu,Acs faiI ~. t au>si, GJur, 4V)1 PACKAGES
At FIicA N.lNsn.re tut + Toms tlt sIrl'u- We =
heat. isd4 iusnsis. c,ru ftJJ pH- Ie-. ots ZStAi
bushels total -lAn, 1OitNJ tu,Ieis HOUR JILL L4rir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AID RANGE OF PRIcEs.
Tue. .ay nights OF the SaIouburg wells placed tht
hourly the BOARD guher sixty barrels and IN,
uorpcoed Golden forty ant 'he Adlsr at 10 barrels
day morning the Board flowing az the Iat
of thirty barrels Golden well had len Oh 10 sixteen bar
well do only pa barrels an hour
No gauge gwen the big Rebot wells. ~ they had
been The the NclanEe that
Shutdown "a complete success"
nt certificate, 0p 13l4 073s cents unlef
the Influence Of tins cws bot the rsi OF tie ea's which
tO >. short order Az
the ket well eoDtes Ell around ~ nis but
the be cOui not hammer prices below 7l cents although
that rsure was frequently lou hd Tho only card that 10
Aov Ia Ot effect Ia tn OF temporary depression e
the sa,onbure aud will take time Ia whether 10
Is OF the magnitude o. HeiuOld OF Thorn Cr'eN lhe
white sdBd iOO+ however. are qu cAJ exhaustel
AMI The heavier the wells pur iOrih tielf
contents AZ Ito art tho quc,er thoT VII proOsuy
fail Oh Agiu' OF the TELL l. the heavy reuo
q Of output promised 10y tie producers shnt"o"n dgI
tho producers nSrl OBJ VI ssxonlnrg develop
ent- Dlshinz reactions which investors WI lee ~
than ruu- break thai nht ou~oe
cover IL
hardening tendency u, a. ~ close IN" nh VI
only "a under Tuesdays last hPufe Inv ""'
eudsd ,bo Can.
soil iated EKchango were As i"lio"si
op-nng ............ 7S,4 Lowest ....---'.''-''' ~
Hshesi ............. ISs ilnai boo ous
sales barrels go,
Refined oil continues hrin AT Sc cents yer ga"es WV"
st all porLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

uyBTClL MISSIONARY NOCIEiT NEEDIIG MIR.
The international Medical Missionary ety Is n nef o.
s. TO end IT. December u "iih"nt
Indebtedness The society added disteisfv At summer
las 81. pcusiiis, 10 opcai oa W 10 'e
recent vacation Twelve ueccl u4ls'"ntfy students
W. re 10 ta!nng WINE th'ro unltft"- ma snd
osht female students. Tho headquarters a. the sc-Y al
80 l. East loiy.aithst uyl ~ lilo male sIaohi'
90 TIE netrAl AMI apily. Wei a. Ca" eniv
siud.nt. Inv. comp Rdt'os hou-e it
iIc iexiuFi,n Ia si'e o. the number ~ ''td,n
h.vtug zee trrboi - ?
quue suhie these ~ 1850 Il' $40 a.
u,vr-tfr css 5uun speedily l'"ft'~ ana
.prraI- or financial ssrr 81" g." Wv
Albert H. kiug Ne ~ i'i ftv niin-' "" man 20
ana q OF hiEh stu
la lac ie.!!c ana ~ gt0us world.
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WIN i- amount ~ p)pula'i1n 80 division Of seats IN
TIC Legislature Wont bc - foll0Ys
SIRE 10 P0Ri THEOGGH WINY PEHILS
wAnNrn rnoN 4 MlNlcAy ronr nncAr,E so

\
CAME FROM CHoLUEh-srEICKIN NtW-rORK.
The round VOYAGE 10 Havana and Mexico OF the
steamer City of Alexaniria tnslc last Night was not
such az 20 inspire enthusiasm for life oa the ocean
wave 10 put hor officers III ths bo5 Of huncr. En
contrary to the Apr hcrspns ~ many she arrived here
nat oaly safe bit rlhsut the s shSst dtnag; done 10
hull sppoiu MEMS aihoach has battci with tue
reductions Of quarantine in N'xic,n ports. with the
dro4 led Horther tho Mexican at. aEi terrific
cyclnuc OF nay hours duration OIL cape lsteras Mhrn
tire yc--sl arrived last night the passengers extended
their CONGRATULATIONS 10 Cap ain J. " Eeynod' ana 10
oieWar, chin anl -cmon for thc'r general efficiency
AID courtesy during tina trying experiences 81 the
voyage.
Captain E'yHod. 80 4. n li, moleSi way last night
" Yes. VIC have han nasty experience. bat we nave
been equal every emergency. doubt any of those
Efitish TIA coIi nayo stool against y. first, We
nil rsd ~ Prog Oc Z, nAd Vheu tue customs
oi cts csne oh 10 tho vessel np"ko Ia mem ant they
euoIfnl "a :. O., away ,ou cane from cIOicrd port
and ~ can have communication with you. We viii
have 10 put you IN qrirtniihc' NJ ,nsht'
! sA1nted h1ck ooot bye ant 'hen
ldIy. oc'ohrr - aHd qIl1utihed iTe da'-. he
cause We came from NeG-l".h, uiere cho''c' W'S re
ported
&" IN the meantime 'hc n.rhcr came up. one % those
hsrcr elnws 'La uss' 'hr shp shujcrr f;om stem 10
stern ,lhS coniiu vel fiv" o. aud whsi 70 ab2ol NO
went mic Vera cruz We ~ft there on rctN"r 10 ana
s,oppr! a. taiBperlc AL fo~r.t'. Al b"tn 81 which
places dana. had hr-a iaru hN The uorth"i AZ
tnup-cnr he water kres-rsp tbs toYn md 'eN
erd huiiiirgs h eel irr~n ptStiaiir fcstrrrcf ~ Jro
gro-o -Nrrn Il ,hi~r' ~rr' wrrrk~l. sfvrra hrndh<s
nHroes = others Undermined ant ota'i dam ~" dohe
snd IN ta- ,0oi time u oG Naftcras ~n -undiy h@ht,
when la into cvrlruc nat continued MY hours
right IN or teeth asi rc 'inplt nat - TO- W.
could make 80 rr'rcss an Wa "trln's - hirn c'I
lor rolos TIE seG Wa terrain aud N VIZ MA ho' H"l
such .tORs vessel must lave sr'cumlsd 70 the
siemeni.: bni ~ IL VA wt met win not 80 'hSA,''
damage"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

ItypPrOoi. Nov. 2-SS 80 D n.-Beef poor demand
Prime Mes, Gui as d. Pork ~ 20 iem' Prime Mes.
lui us. 3D. 10 western Jul Obs 81 ia ~ ana
Bacon hose III poor maud al1oH and Fur en-,
demand ; ic mani L1ri. - All
the demand IL Oh. spot, Noi eibDsr u"
remDr January steady 3d. 0d. Wheat Ia iair demand
Winter dun "a h1 New No -prin- du 20 Sc
81 -Four dem nd Cam spot and Futures ~ 30 c
mand MVod Western ~pOt duh at In "a; November
duh A. OLs. December Gli. ts Gii.; January uu. ~
5sL Hops at Losioi-New \ OK stAteThero IS nothing
ersrins.
IoSpoS. Nov. "a p MP dnce alcuita Linseed. 800
prr LiB.oci Dil lNs III Cw'.. .
SlOG II pr ton ar. las per CIVIL Tor tuba nff
30 90 egre.s ant - 81 ior CUBA Miscsv0ip
ia Refined ietTOeul. al per
lon. SPIRITS Ia penne. rs per cwL
AS1wEKr. Nov. 2MlcoN's lard closed az - T. 1ucs -
psr loo kilps Petroleum. Fins Pale Amer cln ls
francs pald aud 10 iIauCs ccntlnOs sellers
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YNE coz rms.

TIKI IIiLD'S IDl STIfT -rifL DI-PCfro.
Al Application VS. made - Justice Hon'hIe 5" or
daJ h-hni Of Mrs. Jennie loo. tue cpiofri Ipfir-
mother Of The ~ Il u which bot, the rll''o woman,
Mr. sarah -amurls IN tibo y brew Nh Bertha
rOi.AT claim b.. tho moth n" huNe tne et tuhrn
fr,,n the sproty for trs PRIV 'ut''n OF 'rrrl) to
C.idir .ni ,fIrr'i {, fin ci'otv ~ Nrs Irc. ON
account rf ih lIsca-c - no e. iuscl fJg Mr., EidD
the he1fiug tt- lcltion WA aNpUrn"l nnlI
fav Further f-s' 90 $50 cas- 40 - tAFn fri'i
Referee iaGeS Ncsisa lac iitc .i"hO - rt'a"t Nto
lee or Volta lr,,issy .. bat .hs lrsw tc nature
~ au olth Jai lu4n.sa OF; Ia -aiI"s - -t o. Il -
u.nthcr" and Ncs. he 80 her ".rcOui mother rlc
s.'l Die ii Ao. Aupr Ma Efpisky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Cuct3o NOV lSperill In e PIT Al the stts t.'r :
show o. buying linlici Wy by Jones. Mccormick <
kennet'. ~ 20. cents Tor May. r. ". t.N, J. W. Bal
ant tho JoIs .iteJm com'iir ttlDr
had a goot deal Of wheat for sAl. Ncsso.
tooni va. takcn Tor GpeO bushels Tho d'v's range vas
than 0l December osrutd al - . - sol ip
1874 cents 10 - cents mi tlos'i 40 ,in '5 q
,ruf at closed . cents
Ret wItnu cent Am.ts al L morn.
Too opcrl'e Yesterdays dOHug pr to- az.
ana = cont above y~siorGay'- close for Dernmbei.
49, cont suf II ~ 81 = fe1is respectfully he
rrfc 700 Vessel room tA'n to-tay
Vi 900 shells The CO.e - c. Ms Tor
November - Nav. In the made tie
feeling I.lcss hrit = f,
but Tho ilicdt ycstel iay' highr> nsuIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
COuRr CAICNDAR3-TO.DAY.

GUPgEMg -CHAsHKRs-Bofote Donopua -N i.:
80 81 81 1908 100 ih 49, 5lJ 3is 8ie oZo '' 90 '-o
3.7. So J2a. $50. 3jI a., o, %
suFHfHg COUNT GENERAL TENN eioiS an "toN'' l.
J.. Brady Daniels. ]. J.-K>ce1i ... ..,..,..
sUKsoa.r CoUkr-Boforc RoIiiss. h-hotion ossh"Af
supENIoe coUgt-srEciAL TEEn-Bo'oro DnSro. j. 40
DAY cstn 81, .u NJ
CRY nT-ORNKHAL TEYn-A uonrnod Tor me t'tn
Nrr-tJNr -rAkf nei"t' 'tI''i
sleeve j. Assistant Distrlc Attorney Da'A
for tho term. ~. .o.,t,, r
CoUEI OF GKSRRAL sEssioSs-FAFr lt-Boore cow ~ -.
Assstsnt District Attorney PurJ-Ajoufneu '"' Nv
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u0Rh DlTooRArIc g0rhKS GROOYO orr

NONE III DUIhA TI'
few more voters 90, ready for delivery 10 Johh
u F,loys al the Custom House yesterday ana tho Dem
owe debt OF graft dc Deputy Collector John
A Mason OF the Cirh service Board. for making va'"h
cies through certifying that some Of tie IepnOicde
oy I'm service failed TO pas an eIamnatioh Tor WoH"
lion they must be discharged 90 incompetent
I, Dcmato,t MAS appointed storckeopcr al Sl.fVo =
year Michael sheridan appointed FIREMAN ~ -
vc1r Albert O. carrie, ElOn &. Salisbury, refer ~
xsvv md Io,euh Kane wcre made clerks In tho 9l4oo
rajs Ind Ia,ile j. Hayden was made 81 coo clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
S4ILoEs eronL IL IONcED A2NLN.NAyis

An excited crowd collected at Es~iihg 1re'n and
Whi'ensllst yesterday afternoon and 81 one time YOU
seemed Ihefo sailor. ,hip.tn- a-ier'
boardiug.Eou-e runners. ItIiiaI peanut icudrrs ana
merchants al! mixed together After DC tninIi WAS
ever learned mat tacc 49, trouble o''r hs s"P
n,ni of sa or for The Bg.aa shp Audois The repre-
s.riayes Of hc Loarl!r MASTERS socs'y cl9!-e d NAL
Iouc, a Williams had shiiVe ton Eou Tor mo "a i"h
ati thai whcu hey reached tne vel while so "H
vrn.r sl he.n omar. agtng ca' n. Sic "ocvrd ony
~ uprcr iAc shippIs rcrflNne 49, "l' tnrr jon
A MI s's Run rr- declared Ia 4 hs a. ism hau i'u
Legal IL h. ciantd the cOnl o. advance In"HSJ
Is goIu. y rs spite 81 tine it@.
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,,vrrn sr,Trs SUPREME COURT.

vAsnKolox Nov The following business was ttdn''
acted io the ,npeno Court Unto states today
No 40 The Colorado Coal and Iron Company ana othe
appel .ntN 1t United StarA Aren"i " u hil low
fo e Apo W Solicitor 0eucia i'D- oi tln ap'
police
Adjourned untl to.aoirrov
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NEW BUILDINGS ron THL CfNcFR H"SiIIIL
The new buildiugs OF the New York SKIN aud asceI
Ional ~ the country Branch. FordaaEi Heights we're
opened saturday with appropriate ceremonies lhs
iress OF welcome delivered BY W = Riddle prosi-
dent OF the hospital nd other features Of he programme
Woo AZ address Oh cottage Iospiials,' ny DI. a.
I.co president Of tho Medical Boar the report OF the
Board address. 10y the Rev. Dr. II j. Van Dyke, jr 10
pJr, Ol he aud al address ny Judge he'y To-
IlOwisbd. , H.. =.
yr, lee neiyeen -eigwick-s7e aud tho old io' onp >
I,au
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prorcE loe nnrNAENNl.. ND oELEILY

DNOHCE IOE pRl NhENNi,7' AAD tEJLI!l-
Aur-,t ri.o loi, Bnfir~ ha' oh aiurl flru justice
Andrew % -rur,.4' "a. u....ci l.o. 8 !r1n
sidney ~ Htrtrr tusr uLru-i ~ Jun D.. l7-i
urirc freq 'rniiy returned hons ir''tica'ri and n
.fcl vie, OA,r wr. 81. Irluaol 4i.n .or tl,.,
he en- elyDroI forces borr 10 yn hc ,nr'at anal >f
her IA toe cyr. ono i.-It rho a""ac ~ ihenlv HId
foun HIN poniIag pistol At hsg back IL 'hreateuc
- Ll lir -trell.rd AMI sl icf iutw went %"
irl ...i tr,c Bur drove hi- VIE nom .hr house
When rhe ietrrrd to ct he ,otc Ae basel nsr dow
stair. ALT throw kullr Al Lti lie J i-c gave l!
week 4l.rOuy and - - co 4ncl ice bIil@S - q ihr
t.su.c Cams r,i 4 UceA
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c,,,c Nm prnAI PnPUTATIuN ~ COMING NLAH8
!, ,o,,,,o, nrross,s In th. counties mehtioned Win
the same r4pditJ that Il hssn the past thf} YER ="
thrt, moro years ihey will have majority oil ''e "'"
her, Of the L-gi,laturo Tho constrnctsn OF IAn
railroads. In New-York city has retainer "'"'
borders many thousands that would 'o'n"',
$1,000. and tn. rapid transit roads now nnd"r
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SETEINh 10 ROB AZ HLTHINS N HIH AL"4ff
ia. rcehl5i. 81 Mrs. LiBebar. WHO Ewes ~ 80. !
Naa,on--t wc.c pras ed few d<Js OS The report
tina, she had nnsritet i thsu-ar d dollar from Ter
uYcl. In HiluAliock County Cork. lielspI M Lnshan
docs no pn~i - receive legacy for some months
ili a few OF hei wicket n..shbOgs evidently mas" NJ
their minis Oh uorniag that she alre ~ IA !ie
ca.h IN slOc4iny. ILey went 10 hfr rooms he az
ann siNn iof tue money a lhrF
were ovrrhnllus Airs. ,nenHns trunks "uH Tahs~tH ,
cos,ts IN the 100 ~ ncr Marx. iniitpsn heSri
tie t,n se n l.olei ~ ~ fOm tue h0i Inc as
concerted bnr- ar. fed carrying n"ay Only some fh'h
vDit Jew nOll4rs. captain Brooks aud hls detectives
OF tie Madison ST. pCcg, are cai,ihF FOR TAO iotGs'
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rrcALLIxG TIE NArEAGANaKrr roLMeloN..

RECALLING rHE NArIAGhNsEfT tpLLirtpN.-
Nr. Settle s'ilulu 'hc wlfoO o. Horace g. ~ii'iman.
OF BIuoAIyn onr OF ih' pas cu-'t, on tic seInri
N,-rI-an~ w.icn oo't..'n witG the -tonns on
o.. tie night 90 Jun, u. i--1 1ie Nar.aG.L 80 was
4~t ~ mr. .'I Ir- -ii .nsn snt othc1 Ia7
rrnr.fs suffered much bssrr they were rr,rn"i Size
saet ihe Providence ,ui St'uirgsa steamship {" "a
p4uy fr p 30 and to @uil cana ~ Tor udl I",s-
,tay hrioi~ IIfes ~nip ts lni 81 STAGE or lt
court TIE dr~.'" thtt tie pluuHH fi n"i NJ DER
claim ~ 1@-I wH"n pr'r's tIn4' "tr" be-n" h' thr
c.u.p.ny an fer tu- I'M ot la'l.Y t"t ~ Ne y
Sherman appeared Tor th~ pturuf tni "1e|rt H.
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